The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-05

SEARsMoNT. Rev. W. II. Faroat preached his
farewell sermon Sunday. lie started for confer
ence Tuesday Mr.. 4. b. Stilson, Supt. of the
Maine Bible Society, will occupy the pulpit of the
| NJ. +. church next Sunday. Misses Mabel Pack
ard and Abbe Rivers and Josie Knight began
schools in Appleton Monday.
/ MONROE. Farmers begin to think of planting
peas and sowing oats, potatoes, &C.. will Smith
is at home on visit. Several large snow banks
are to he seen yet....Dr. a. J.. Baker started for
the west Monday. Misses Coison and Staples
have arrived from Boston with a full stock of
millinery &c.
| PENoBscoT. Winter Is not only lingering in the
lap of spring, but has his arms fairly around her
neck huggimss and kissing her. AT special town
meeting April 18th the town raise, $1,000 for high
ways....Thc Hercules mine is shut down again.
The are paid and have departed. Irving G.
Ban bour, member of the Eastern Normal School,
will start for Boston May 2l to take command of
the yacht Lila for cruise along the coast as far as
Florida. .Wcarc represented in the Eastern Nor
NAL school lay Ellcry Bowdcn, Fred b. Mitchell
and Irving Littleiield.. .Messrs. Noah +. Norton
.
a wharf thirty feet wide by one hundred feet in
length, which will give eight feet of water at low
tide. 1t is expected the Steamer Florence will
make it starting place on the route for Belfast.
They have laid out the adjoining land into cottage
lots. Sin of these will be given to the first who
will build on them. There is no reason why this
may not become Il favori;e resort Of those who are
weary of the of the world and the deccitful-
IF nj. in, Inv, Il
wild legends.
SANDY POINT. Progressive Lodge |. O. G.. 4.
have purchased n fun set Of officers regalia and
badges which they intend To use for the first time
at their public installation Tuesday evening May
10th. The following are the officers elect f. q.
Clifford, e. r., Alice u. Showers. Y. T.: Jennie +.
French. see, >am'l French. Chap; Natl showers,
f. Sec; Laura q. Black, Treas. VI eston +. Doe,
Marshal, Geo. Small, Guard; Forest Berry >cnti-
mel AlirodG Black has been commissioned Lodge
Deputy. In addition to the installation there will
b" an entertainment, cois listing. of vocal and in
strum"na music, recit:iions and discussion of i,
question. The publicar cordially invited to come
IN" see how This Lodge Is progressing. services
were held III The church last sunday, preaching by
Rev. Mr. Shirk 81 Bangor Seminary Mr.. :. l..
han ha- rented his black smith shop to Il Mr. Alb
bolt 50 we shall once again hear the sound of the
hammer and anvil,so long SILENT. c. r. Black has
"a situation in Mass. IL collector for the Metropoi-
,,n, I'm ri i,is 'o'raaors,lp eAiels over me
ni>rit, ne fccchi rams nave lelt the
road in raiera bad condition especially the shore
road that leads to the steamboat wharf :. Mrs.
,,'i'' tM',e - al nome IRON ".oi, amt VIII
,'"n WIN ''i '''Sh'ei hiS- hul Us hartman Tor
Il short tin'.....>o much drifwoud in the river
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l W., - ,,H t"' inc ice 10 come nnWh'
,''iihs uM' ~, !, q III iiiiSe Iii,'les'
i,u "u'm9 ii''l'ieiu iinuSt' Darn anu OUT
of hlI rh,,lI Il
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sw,>vlIlr. The ,van,i,l. .ujon s,i.p,th
School Will nect 1T the meeting house MAY 18th, al
; p. VI, t" organize for the season. A good at
tendance is requested. The Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. q. r. Nickcrsnn, May lai,i ....
s,,. ,,h n,, t' a.'se 'l,.gt n'."tth N"lhh
road near q. r. Nirk.,,o:,'s on Monday Ills horsrs
were fnund some fltv rods farther on The OF
horses Whrctrrc was on. letting the pole down
which is supposed to have snppcd the team The
road for about fourth Of i: mile back showed
plainly that Mr.. Hall was dragged under the car
rage Dr Cole wa, imimr,liaiel, Summoned amI
were broken; hut Mr.. Halls body and head were
badly bruised, 1t is ii wonder lie Was not killed he
the. were seen running before. ARRIVING where Ny
Hail WAS f.l The cause of the accident i. sun.
posed 10 ~. attributable to a it, which We nndrr.
stand Mr.. Hall is subject To. IL is supposed he,
fen forV .lri bead first under the horses feet "a Inch
started thc.n into the rum He was taken nome
Monday night =. The summer term of school in
Districts = and began last Monday taurht re-,
spcctivcly hv Miss Ade Marleu or S..rsport
and Miss 4 nnic kaler of Belfast r. II Mixer.
son sold To Mr.. Arthur Newman of Mi Desert
last week, a line Young horse. Josiah \ick,rson
h:l- given his uidin-s Il coat of u;,int which worry
much im,,ly,,cS them. Our town is Ia have
CHAMPION Road Machine Mr. Ernn.v Of kuo>
has sold several in this county f. NJ steven. j.
doing considerable grating for the ucon in This
vicinity. Frank SAYS he finds his lon. legs come
we'll in play as he can stand upou the ground and
graft AN ordinary apple tree. The storm of last
week washed our roads badly, recurring consider
able labor 10 piIt them in condition for travel
Bi.t'rhS. frogs singing for the first time sun
d., ry,uiu,. Look out for w,,,,cr urn.+,.r
soon 'iic Farmers VIII All hc busy. long, cod
winter hu; the stock will be out to pasture
E. va. ,,.t t., . ,,, , :. ,. ,,
" ~ l " ~ ''iNe "'ehs ~ ma "'si'
sr!t!oih that we have seen a woman from any dis
ttihe outside OF the village, as the roads have
been very bad ana III some places dangerous.
These pleasant DAYS, however, change the as
poet OF Affairs and the Corner begins to look
Il II ir more lively DIR. A. W. Rich is riv
lnE ~" FRAY horse belonging T." 1. !. iiuNtord.
lie i ~ iirh carriage horse. The doctors
black lIhr" has another langcy colt a few days
Oh winch promises l." be is good as the others.
VIII ''"ud AMI John L. Jones have each Il
hlrc NcarllnE. Gould has been offered one hun